Fujinomiya is known as "Food Valley" because of its abundance of ingredients, due to a variety of factors, including the clear spring waters from Mt. Fuji, the warm climate unique to Shizuoka, and the wide plateau area. Enjoying the food that is unique to Fujinomiya is one of the highlights of camping in Fujinomiya. Get your fill of Fujinomiya ingredients grown at the foot of the majestic Mt. Fuji!
If you're camping, you can't miss out on a BBQ! There are many ways to cook Fujinomiya brand meat, including grilling and using a Dutch oven. Make this delicious meat the star of your outdoor cooking!
Fuji Morning Mist BeefFuji Asagiri Beef is raised on the Asagiri Plateau and meets a certain standard of quality, with delicious juices that ooze from the lean meat.
Asagiri Yogurt PorkAsagiri Yogurt Pigs are healthy pigs raised on a diet that is fermented like yogurt and without the use of antibiotics.
LYB PigLYB pigs are the original breeding pigs of Mr. Kuwabara, a leading pig breeding researcher in Fujinomiya City.
All-Person PigMangen Pork, created through the passionate efforts of Sanoman, a butcher in the city, is a flavorful meat that is fed a lot of grains.
Fuji chicken Fuji chickens are raised without corn, on a diet of soybeans and wheat, and are characterized by their white fat.
Fujisan Okamura Beef, named after the farm, and dry-aged beef, which is aged using a unique method, are also popular!
Fresh vegetables don't just mean salads. Grilling them on a wire rack or in foil can work wonders on kids who don't like vegetables, and they'll magically eat lots of them at the campsite.
bambooshoot: Bamboo shoots, a specialty of the Shibakawa area of Fujinomiya, are a representative spring delicacy. There are also places where you can dig for bamboo shoots.
Strawberry: Strawberries are a very popular fruit that can be enjoyed from December through Golden Week. We also recommend picking them yourself.
Organic vegetables Organic vegetables, grown with care using little fertilizer or pesticides, are perfect for nature-oriented camping.
peanuts: Fujinomiya's specialty peanuts are boiled in salt, the local way. They are the perfect accompaniment to beer.
Shiitake mushroom : Enjoy the flavor of our shiitake mushrooms, which are grown on logs, at a BBQ.
There are lots of local vegetables at the direct sales store! You can also buy tea and rice as souvenirs!
Warm milk for the kids and cafe au lait for the adults. The morning menu includes pancakes and French toast. There are recommended dairy products to decorate your special campsite mornings, different from your everyday routine.
milk: The northern region is ideal for ranching thanks to its highland climate! You can tour the factory at Asagiri Dairy, or buy products at regular stores.
cheese: Cheese packed with the flavor of milk can be enjoyed as is or in cooking. Makai Farm offers several varieties.
Yogurt: Start your morning off fresh with yogurt that pairs well with fruit. Milkland offers both plain and drinkable yogurt.
Gelato and soft serve ice creamAlong with your camping memories, we also recommend visiting the farm's own shops and trying different foods.
There are plenty of gelato and sweets shops in the city. Why not combine a stroll with a visit to Sengen Taisha Shrine?
Fujinomiya City, where many fish farms are run using spring water, is the number one producer of rainbow trout in Japan! It has even been designated as the city's fish. It is also recommended as a camping dish, such as sprinkling salt on it and grilling it on a skewer, or wrapping it in foil and making it into an aqua pazza.
Fujinomiya Yakisoba, beloved as a representative of B-grade gourmet food, is also perfect as a camping meal. A unique method of making noodles using abundant spring water has been developed, resulting in the chewy and thick noodles that are characteristic of Fujinomiya Yakisoba. Steamed noodles can be easily purchased at supermarkets in the city.
Fujinomiya, where underground water from Mt. Fuji springs forth, is also a thriving sake producing region. The city has four sake breweries, as well as wine and craft beer breweries. Liven up your camping nights with sake made from pure spring water.
A camping menu starts with the ingredients. It's fun to pick out ingredients in advance and plan your camping meals. If you get your ingredients from a store used by locals, you might discover something new! There are also stores that offer camping sets, so do some research first.
There are many rainbow trout fishing ponds in Fujinomiya city. You can get food by fishing, which is unique to Fujinomiya. The fish you catch will be gutted and salted for you, so cooking is easy. Having the fish you caught cooked will be a precious memory of your camping trip.
You can also enjoy a drive around the city's stores, such as ranches, farms, butcher shops, direct sales stores, and supermarkets. Some products, such as camping sets, require reservations, so please check the website of each store!
>| icon | Sort | Name | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
 | camp site | ふもとっぱら（Fumotoppara） | Details |
| camp site | Penguin Village Auto Campground | Details |
| camp site | Tenshi no Mori Campsite | Details |
| camp site | Fuji Auto Campsite Foot Village | Details |
| camp site | Asagiri Jamboree Auto Campground | Details |
| camp site | Mount Fuji Wild Adventure (FWA) | Details |
| camp site | Lake Tanuki Campground | Details |
| camp site | PICA Omote Fuji Campsite | Details |
| camp site | Nishifuji Auto Campsite | Details |
| camp site | Mount Fuji Asagiri Plateau Mochiya | Details |
 | Local specialties | Roadside station "Asagiri Kogen" | Details |
| Local specialties | Asagiri Food Park | Details |
| Local specialties | JA Fujiizu Farmers Market "Umiya~na" | Details |
 | Meat | Sanoman | Details |
| Meat | Chicken Aoki | |
| Meat | Meat Muramatu | |
 | Vegetables / fruits | Inokashira City | |
| Vegetables / fruits | Farmers Market | |
| Vegetables / fruits | Mt.Fuji Vegetable Center | |
| Vegetables / fruits | Kitayama Fujimi Agricultural Products Direct Sales Shop | |
 | Dairy products and sweets | Ideboku MILKHOUSE | Details |
| Dairy products and sweets | Asagiri Plateau Fuji Milk Land | Details |
| Dairy products and sweets | Dairy farm | Details |
 | Beer & Wine | Bayern Meister Beer | Details |
| Beer & Wine | Mt. Fuji Brewing | Details |
| Beer & Wine | FUJIYAMA HUNTER'S BEER | Details |
| Beer & Wine | Mount Fuji Winery | Details |
| Beer & Wine | Mount Fuji Kitayama Winery | Details |
 | Rainbow | Fuji Trout Fishery Cooperative Association | |
| Rainbow | Fuji Trout Farm | Details |
Camping experience and food guide/camping map
Related information
The Fujinomiya Tourist Association has a variety of tourist maps available.
